Bob Odenkirk wanted Better Call Saul recast if he couldn't continue after heart attack
Production-wise, as showrunnerpoints out, the show’s “leading man experiencing a health crisis” is “the one thing we could not have anticipated.” In a more awful alternate universe, Odenkirk reveals, “They would have just stopped the show if I wasn’t capable of doing it. They wouldn’t have tried to go on, which makes me feel bad.
”Some actors, in their ego, may have preferred no other performer take on their most iconic role. But not Odenkirk: “If that’d happened, I would have liked it if they got some actor to play him. Just to tell the story that they had written. Wouldn’t have been great, but it would’ve been better than nothing.”Adjust the stream, angle, and even warm the water with the second knob—that’s this model’s big perk.
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